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II KulTo - S S-7 ;' ~'t XtINIBER 5035.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TIIIS PRESENT EVENING, Nor. 2, 1808, will be .)m• lined SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Sir Charles M Mr. K-E -. Cot ); - Hanicastie, Mr. bOWTON Young Minlow (first titre', Mr. I) t: CAMP :.• Hastings, Mr. 'HO %LAND • I • Tony Lti Lipkin, Mr BANNISTER •;,r , • 3/4 .P ENLEY • Mrs. Hardcastle,, Mrs. SPA RkS ••• 7 ' • Miss HArttcastle, Miss DUNCAN% - '-' Miss Neviik, Mrs SCNTT ; Maid, Miss Ti SW ELL. • W:Tti BLUE BEARD; Or, FEMALE cuidostfv. . Aberneli,i , :•• (Blue 1;. - .ird), Mr: RAY MOND ; L ; itiut , Mr. mA:riiEws; Selinri,' Mr. I, SMITH; • Shacabac, Mr. BANNISTER; Nrcess.,ll, - Mr SCRIVIIN ; ,Fatima,. Mrs. rs. NIO V N TAI N ; • Irene, Miss LYON;, bed., Mrs . BLA ND, The Dance, compose,: by Mt. D'i• GV ILL . C ina -- '9leSbs. !'rive ts. Is, ha. 'Seconal !'ricece ) a llery zs. Second Price is.-Upper Gallery is, Second 'rice 6;1.- -No Money to be returned. • • P , laeo s he Boxes to b e t a k en o f M r . Sp r i ng , at t h e B ox- The Doors to he opened , at Half past Five, and begin - at Halt past Six To-worrovi, the Come& or The Country Girl ; with the Grand Itoinanix of Blue ; or, Female Curiosity. _On S: i t uri t ay, Sti.in,rer ; y Mrs. Mu -41e,• from . the Theatrc. ROyal, Windsor, her second appear,: art , e 00 this Stage. A Hew Drama, in Three Ads, called The Siege of St. SI ini - h Patriots ; with new Scenery, usie ') • • resstb, Desolations, is In rehearsal, and will be Jpecciily produced. THE KING'S THEATRE, HAY-MATKE t'. - MORROW EVENING, Nor. 3, ISOS) wiil pet - fanned MT ,• . i , KIM; HENRY THE EIGH:111. - '' ; '' ! I( ''T Quecn Katnaiine, Airs . IDDONS. Boxes 6s. second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second PrlCe 2S. "" Gallery 2s. Seconq Price is. --- • • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the C 4 ce, in the Hay-market • ~ uaTulie past lloors to be opened at Ilan . past Five, and begin at aix. _A new (.; rand Melo. 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PURCELL's MUSIC just published, by ROBERT BIRCHALL, No. 133, New ilond-s tree , rHE BEAUTIES of PURCELL, containi ng a .;ticaioll 4.11 the most favourite Song, Duets, Frius, and Chorusses, from the different Compositions of this cele brated. Author, adapted and arranged from the original Scores, dedicated to the Rev. Richard Ailott, Dean of Raphoe, by. Dr. john Clarke, of Cambridge, price 11. ss. The' Editor has in this Volume compiled the most admired Compositions of this great Master, and in order to obviate the difficulty to 'the generality of kerformers of ac companying from a figured Bass or Score, a separate part for the Piano Forte is added, and in the arrangement the greatest care has been taken to adhere to the original Text. It is hoped that an attempt to bring into more general use the Works of tne Henry Purcell (which have:long been sought for by the true lovers of harmony) will meet with suitable encouragement in this his native country. 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Besides a Clas sical Dittionaty of the English Ltnguage. the Trestisasun Biography, Arts, Scien es, and Manufadures,' embrace every recent Discovery and Improvement. • The Work will be completed in 48 Parts, published Monthly, torining 24 Volumes, with. 4.-3 o Plates, and a fine Published by Thomas Hamilton, No. 37, Paternoster. row, London; Wilson and Spence, York; John Fowler, Ormbkirk • George Miller, Dunbar; and C. Nlitchel and Co. Perth. Dr. lAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. CAUTION. HEREAS . BENJAMIN PERRIN has • ob truded himself upon the Public :is" tie original dud only person" who ever prepared the Fever ?owder and A leptic Pills for the late Or. aims; .they ivill i>e enabled to jutige of tiiis man's pretensions when they are •informed that he was a labourer in the Doctor's garden, Lambeth, at ele ven shillings Fe( week, and afterwards employed to make tip his Pills, the ingredients of which were weighed out and de livered to hirn in mass. for that purose ; And-that he never did assist in any part of the process of the Fever Powder, to which the Analeptic Pills owe their pe c uliar efficacy. It will be evident, therefore, that Mr. Perrin's are - not - Dr. ; and the Public will determine what degree of credit is to be given to one who has ascrted, that he was the " original and only person" who ever assisted Dr. James in preparing his Powder, when it appears that the Fever Pow tier WAS prepared many years before he wort td for 1)r. lames, and even before lie was burn_ The Ana:eptic Pills (which Dr. lathes contrived as a remedy for tdmself, and which p:e serv,:d his rife to an advoiced age) are admirably calculated for Di,orders of the Stipmach and Bowels, and far. ,he Head ach, and other bad elleets of free living ; as also for Rheu matic, Bilious, and Gouty Complaints ; they gently open the pores by and the body by day, and are excellent in Colds7and Feveis, and should never : be omitted at bed-time after any excess of eating or drinking. Sold. only' by F. Newhery such Son, Nu. 45,.'5r. Paul's Chdrch- yard, London ; and at Dr. jarnes's-late HouSe, id Bruton street ;in Boxes, price -4s. 6d. each, or six in one large Box, price il. 1)0 iyinsA t ided. ot."serve that the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the,,Stanips. • • - 4:7 .1 1 "sk 7 , , #4 7 A). ~'- Ik ---': --r , j,:m..•v.,.:_.-- li " , q ; -: <._ ...„,..„-,,,, 41 - ' 1,•,5,V17 ;7*9'. - -----':,,, . '. .._ .‘ Ali 7 li r ~4) _ - •_,-‘ 4c l :e-:i'',r.. r.,4') „..,, „ ~,, ',.. '-'.\- • ...-...1" : - 4- .. .• , ~ . ....4 . •••• ••••1 ' • 11. " -- 1, .4.1.• _ 4 _ 1_ „ eit .'",-,' . , • : \ cA, - ; - - -1 - :" l tft'. 7.l lY, I s ... in 'ss . ,AtIV ....._.). • ----r " .' - '4, jx. - 7 ‘N -7 , 0 fiir:gr ..Z4-4 ip s..r . ,-- .—.....,.._ r.r_ • , [PRICE SIXPENCE. 1 Letters from the South of France state, that Genaa rats-DuroNT - and- ff SCOT, Kitcc sixtea a ,a aa , Generals and Staff Officer., have arriv e d o n h oard Engli,dl vessets und e r a _Flag of Truce, at -Toulon a and a , iarseilles. The two former, If Is affirmed; r e ly ‘ p ut un d er arrest, by ordei ft ".re it tfi'eeGotiveila'; t :tn'a-nt. The English Fleet in the terranean, consisting of fiftet t. Silit of the Line, ~a d several Fiigatei, still cruize, oft Toulon. The greater part o, the Merahantruelm that sailed from Mara.a.les in August, tor different rotas in Italy, hadd-the go o d .fOrtune,to escape the enemy. ' KONIGSBORGH, SEPT, 29.—Their Prussian a. ' jesties, with prim•xe EDE:alma, entered six in . the evening oldie 21St,.aillidst th e ' Caution, and the buzzes of the inhaimitants. T are was a general illumination. Hi., Majasry ..recripiad the three tollowing , days reviewiag the troop s and inspettieg the fortiticatiens a and at sot in the morning of the 25th, the Royal' Party returned to Kommig•bargh. fiAMBURGIT, OCT. 13.----SeVtril priaondrs have been brought in here from Bremen. Ties one'st chiefly or Oldenburgh peasants, seized in the a(•.t of running prohibited goods. It is strongly ru moured that the Duke of OLDENRURGH is to abdi cate his territory. FRANKFORT, OCT. 19. , - We have the follmaieg Iligeuce from Constantinople :—" MUSTAPHA BAIRACTAR, who at present holds the reins of Go vertu-nem, takes his measures for the security of the empire so effeetually; that the Most complete quillity preVails in this cataital. His chief - attention jls direCted to time corps of Janis.aries, who "at'e at this 'moinent a suhjeet to the stri6test discipl,ne. Toe politica),ielations between Ru,sia and the Sublime Port4 f areaap.in in the same state of uncertainty. All to . L o if known is, that the Russian army in nil_ davia and Wallachia has received considerable rein- . lOrcernents." The following article is from the South of France: " The rumour of King CHARLES of SPAIN being etata,his way to Nice, seems to be conyrined. into}} 'worthy of credit, who leis arrived from £ypn's,4ositively stints, that he eon% ersed with se veral Ntiblenten of his household, woo were pin; On before to make the necessary preparations }or his reception:" It was, strongly rumoured at Nismes, that sonic bloody engagements had taken piace irm Catalonia. CONSTANTINoPLE, Stpr. 10.---ISMAEL BEY has arrived here from Seres with 8;000 men. Three days, atter, he was followed ley BEY, son to ALI BEY of Janina, at the bead of 20,00) Inf:11. Both armies-are encamped at,a short distance from the capital. Of the Asiatic troops, 18,000 have marched for itudschuk, under the Command of CtAPAN OGLLT. Of the destinalon of the other army, nothing has yet *transpired ; but it will pro bably be employed against ARBOULVELIAD, who has a very considerable force in the environs of Damascus. The Grand Seignor has reinstated in his fortuer office the Professor of Tactics OSMAN BEY, a Ger man renegado, who was employed under the Go vernment of Sultan SELIM to instruct the new levies in time European tactics. Several other officers, who were his pupils, have also been restored to their former skuatiOns. The Dragoman of the Porte, JAtico CARAGIA, has personally notified to all the Foreign Ministers7Sol tan Mahomet's accession to the Throne,and received , front them the customary presents. C " Ai) o 513 U R OH, OCT. is stated in letters from Austria, that the Archduke NIAXImILIAN is at pre sent in Upper Austria, where he is occupied in in speeting all ,the troops of the line, battalions of Re serve, and be Militia. ' The- regular and lmperia- army, of 'which the - Areliduke CHARLES is Gefie . a aissimo, at present &AIM of seven Field Marshais, 12' Masters Ge ner4.,y Ordnance . and Generals o f C avalry, 70 Lieutenant-Field Marshals, 98. Majors General, nod 162 COlonels ; 63 regiments of the line, fa - tion tier regiments, eight regiments of Cutrassiers six of Dragoons, ,six of Light Horse, 12 of Hussars, three of auhlans, and four of Artillery. . • BAYONNE, OCT. I letters frofraSpahr con tain no news of importance. Bilboa is-again trim (pd. The insurgents, under the command of -.BLAKE, have retreated to the hills near Ordunna; Troops. have been continually arriving here • for these several days p ast ; a ll o f them look extremely welt. Notwithstanding the formidable military force already in Spain, or on the frontiers, it *appears that freah Corps will continue to pass through this - place daily for several weeks to come. Great preparations are going forward at the Castle of Marrac. Front this circumstance, there is reason to expect that we shall again see his Majesty the - K . :II peror in the environs of this city. , PARIS, OCT. 13.—The latest Bulletin receiv ed here from Erfarth is of , the.aah inst. The two Em.. perors visited Weimar on the -6th, with the Kings of BAVARIA, WIRTEMBWAGH, and SAXONY, the Prince Primate, and the PrinceS of -the Empire, and their numerous retinue. The reigning Duke gave the two Ediperors a magnificent entertainment. After taking'ilie diversion of stag-hunting, the Morairchs enteiredlthe City, and were received by the Duke, 'arref i Ntchess, and Hereditary Pi ince.. ` 7 ll `'the evening they attended time Theatre, where titre Parisian actors represented the death of Cse•ar. At the conclusion of the theatrical- perfwmances, there was a ball, and a general illumindflon. The following morning time two Emperors -went to survey the field of battle at Jena. A temple dedi catVetto. Victory was ereoted on the bill, whtlie the Emperor two years-ago passed the night ; and around it teptspwere pitched, in whit:, a sumptuous break fast wapAirepared. The two Emperors then mounted their- horses, and rode over every part of the ground occupied by both armies on the 'day of the battle. They after- V.MBER 2, 1 BbB. FROM - THE DUTCH PAPERS. PARIS, OCT, 12.=His . Majosty the Einperoi has caused a, gold snuff -box; s , .t will' diamonds, to be presented to M. VAN MARSCiiALL, Minister.-Direc tor of the Duchy of Nassau, in token of iris satis fattiott at the expedition with which the contingent of that Duchy was put in motion, and also at the excellent appearance of the troops. Various applications having been made for an ex planation of the intent and spirit of the Decree of the 16th of September last, relative to the prohibi tion of colonial goods coming from Holland .and Spain, the following answer has been returned by the Diret:tors of the Imperial Customs . " The prohibition extends to all colonial pro-. duce, of ,vhatever quility, and whether used as ar ticles .A food, or for othrr pnrposes. It applies not on!V to the articles in the tarif of the law of Bth Florid, 11 th year, but also to those procured from the. East Indies, such as cinnamon, cloves, and otter spices and drugs, the traffic in which is chiefly in the hands of the English. " Peruvian bark is not included in the prohibition. The only excepted articles, therefore, are bark and cotton. " The application is instantaneous, according to the general rule, and.extends to all vessels' that have arrived' subsequent to the receipt of the Decree, if they are still in harbour, and have not landed their cargoes. Nevertheless, colonial produce lauded before the :receipt of the said Decree, shall, be permitted to pass, if accompanied with a proper clearance and manifest, in the same manner as the - articles already in the entrepot. " Other commodities cleared multi Holland pre vious to the prohibition, and imported on the faith of a gertificate from the French 0)114, shall be exempt from confiscation, but not be suffered to be landed; -on the contrary, they must be re-ex. ported in the vessels that brought them; the re-ex portation being, however, not to take place until a duplicate of the certificate of origin, transmitted for examination to the Minister for Foreign 'Affairs„ shall have been returned in due form, and the le gality of the cargo have been thus ascertained." ROTTERDAM, OCT. 15.—General MONNET, COM mathier in Chief of the French troop; in the Isle of Walcheren, has issued a Proclamation„.containing a promise of free p►rdon to all the French deserters, or refratiory conscripts now in Hoiland i who shall join ally French regiment on or before the Ist of November. FRANKFORT., OCT. O.—The fifth corps of the ar my, nnder t►,e command of his Excellency Marshal MORTIER, began its march on the 4th inst. for Strasburgh. The evacuation of Germany by a great part or French army will, Most probably, be one of the first effects of the conferences at Erforth i On the 6th, fifty Spanish Officers arrived here, escorted by a stnalil detachment of French infantry, and on the following morning they were sent off by water' for Mentz. PAnis, OCT. 20.—Hii Majesty the Emperor ar rived at St. Cloud in the night of the 18th instant. His arrival was announced the following morning to the inhabitants of this metropolis by firing the guns. Yesterday the Ministers held a Council at St. Cloud, his Majesty being present. Her Majesty the Empress returned on Tuesday from Malmaison to St. Cloud. The letters from Bourdeaux are filled with accounts of the marks of respe6t with which the troops 'of the Grand Army have been received in that City, which in this respect emulates Paris and the other places they have passed through. His Excellency Marshal LEFEBVRE, Duke of Datazic,_was at Buurdeaux- on the I sth 111SL 'For several days past no intelligence of importance has been received from Vittoria. The army remains in its former positions, waiting for the reinforce ments necessary to enable it to commence its opera tions with effect. . . Respe6ting the c o n d o & o f 'affairs, we learn the following particulars from travellers and private '!et ters TNe Members of the General. Junta who have most influence, are General CUESTA, Minister at War ; FLORIDA 13LANCA, Minister for Foreign Af fairs ; CEVALLOS, SAAVEDRA, JOVELLANOS, and the Duke of INFANT:w. The Archbishop 01 TOLEDO; a very old man, was forcibly conveyed to Madrid, and cOtrtpeiled to sign the Proclamations of the In surgents." The Duke of ABRANTES arrived at Rochelle on the tutt, with four .of his Aidi-de-Camp, and the first division of his army. His Excellency there waifs for the ordets of the Emperor: His spouse has set out for that place. HANOVER, OCT. Imperial Majesty has sotied upon the Prince of NEUFCHATEL a yearly in come of 4 40,000 francs, to be paid out of the pro ceeds.of the domains in the 13Jilliwieks of Coldin gen, Blumenau,. Reklition, and Rechburgh. The Intendant-General BETRILLE, by orders of M. Bot- TEUX, yesterday notified this donation to the Com- Of Government. FRANKFORT, OCT. 16.—Yesterday evening his Majesty the Emperor of the FRENCH passed through this city„ without stopping,,on his way to Mentz. The corps of Marshal thy. Duke of TREVISO con tinues its march, in Seven columns, for the Sow h of Germany. It consists of two grand divisions of in fantry, under the command of Generals SUCHET and GAZAN, H 411 a division of light cavalry ; the total ,being computed at between 23 and 24,000 Men. Whilst the other corps'of the Grand Army have taken the road to . Bayonne, to reinforce the French armies in Spain'in chat direction, we are assured that the above:corps will proceed by way of Besancon, Lyons, and Perpignan. to support the operations of the French army in ,Catalonia.